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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11955, 27 May 1933, Page 4

Insurants policies cars now be taken for everything from wet weather to twins, and many unusual investments are made in this commonplace and strictly legal gamble. One family in Gisborne insured every member for good health during the winter, and the premium was remarkably cheap. It was only lmlf-a-crown for a bottle of that well-known balsam Bramwell’s One Nought One Influenza, conglis, colds, and all infections of the throat and chest disappear like magic before this wouderful elixir, and in many cases in the.early stages one dose effects an immediate improvement. One property in the mixture is a powerful antiseptic which,' by cleansing the throat of all impure germs, acts in fcho nature of a tonic. Four times as strong as t|io k usual balsam. One Nought One is thus ’ the cheapest elixir on the market.-' All leading grocers stock One Nought Ouo, and it is'also on sale at Bramwell’s Pharmacy. It is indeed a cheap and effective insurance for good health.

London cargo lifted W the Port Hunter from Gisborne included Hie following: 1442 quarters of beef, .073 carcases of pork, 14,488 i carcases of mutton, BS9B carcases of lamb, 870 packages of frozen' sundries,* 6§&S boxes of butter, 155 crates of cheese, 142 bale s of. wool, 10 casks of, tallow and 48 sacks of hides. Despite the increased exchange, the latest London magazines, includ--the Strand, Pearson’s, Wid<v World, Twenty-Story and Argosy, aro on sale at Eastwood’s Book Store the same; price as in London, each, rthe cheapest 'price’ iJj£. Gisborne.'’' magazines i?are ‘ also popular, new stocks constantly riying;*.’*'. ••